When the cold weather comes, buildings are put to the test. Uneven heating in apartments, cold radiators and draughts from leaky windows affect comfort and drive up energy costs. With the right measurement tools, you can quickly pinpoint the causes and take action – before the winter cold sets in and the problems grow.
The thermal imaging camera is a versatile working tool to say the least. With its detailed thermal images, you can ensure optimal indoor climates for people, equipment and machinery. And, more importantly, you have an opportunity to detect and fix costly energy wasters. Still high electricity prices make this undeniably interesting, right?
Every year, a large number of individuals and businesses suffer from water damage. In 2022, Swedish insurance companies handled a total of 35,205 water damage claims. Almost 60% of water damage was caused by aged pipes and fittings, followed by leaking appliances in kitchens and leakage through waterproofing in wet rooms.
For Erik Eskilsson at HSB, a really sharp thermal imaging camera is an indispensable tool for quickly tackling different jobs. “A camera like the testo 883 is a must for us to be able to quickly locate any sources of heat or cold loss.”
